offered between the san leandro bayfair and hayward stations. bart says this whole issue is because a person went on the tracks was hit by a train, but they were taken to a hospital and the person is still alive. let you know what happens there as we continue to follow this story. meanwhile. the department of justice is investigating the uc system for potential civil rights violations in its employment practices. it's the latest attempt by the trump administration to crack down on dei policy used. the department is investigating the university's. you see 2030, capacity plan. >> it allegedly includes race and based employment, quotas to increase diversity among faculty. uc spokesperson says the system's committed to fair and lawful processes and all programs that are consistent with anti-discrimination laws and they plan to work in good faith with the doj. >> lately, the trump administration has been engaging in multiple legal battles with the state of

california just yesterday. the department of education found the state in violation of title 9 by allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls. sports. in march, the doj launched an investigation into admissions policies at cal and stanford. >> 2 former correctional officers at fci, dublin have been charged with sexually abusing female inmates becoming the 9th and 10th staff members criminally charged in an ongoing federal investigation into abuse at the woman's prison. 34 year-old jeffrey wilson faces 5 counts of abuse. >> of award for. >> allegedly assaulting an inmate multiple times in a medical room. he also faces a charge of lying to federal agents. meanwhile, 33 year-old lawrence assad is charged with one count of abusive contact involving another inmate. both wilson and assad face significant prison time if convicted. >> sir, on edge for folks

visiting the mexican consulate in san jose after recent immigration enforcement. and now the office is starting to provide counseling to people who feel afraid or stressed. consulate is teaming with the national alliance on mental illness of santa clara county or natalie. now will be tabling at the consulate twice a month to provide resources and mental health information in both english and spanish. the alliance says mental health services are especially vital at this time. >> we are seeing an uptick in numbers people coming into the constant because many individuals and families that living in a lot uncertainty, the most economically and socially and but people are under stress our and survive and more to meant to head off and gets pushed aside. and that's when exactly people need most support. >> the collaboration comes as ice raids continue in the south bay, including recently at san jose's hall of justice. and elmwood jail in milpitas.

>> a groundskeeper in petaluma had a close call after he accidentally drove his lawnmower over in the illegal firework. petaluma police say the incident happened last friday at casa grande high school. fortunately the groundskeeper wasn't seriously injured. police are investigating how that firework got onto the school grounds in the first place with 4th of july. just around the corner, police are reminding people all fireworks are banned in petaluma with fines starting at $1000 in the east bay. >> there are some new hiking trails. you can visit danville this summer. this is the sycamore valley open space preserve the trails are part of the 381 acre mcgee preserve property. there will be community celebration and hike there in the fall. the east bay regional parks district says additional 2 miles of trails. we're going to be built. in addition to a one mile bike and pedestrian trail parallel to diablo road.

>> let's get you a check of the forecast as we take a live look at mount diablo. are hill's remain dry yen denville? they're going to have a celebration hike in the fall. >> because it's probably going to be more comfortable to hike that put that way. gales here with the forecast tomorrow. hot out yeah. exactly. where in the 70's. >> they check. that's going to be in mid 80's in the 80's. so much warmer tomorrow. and of course, saturday, those are the days where i'm warmest days of the weekend. here's a live look outside around the bay area. we see some blue skies over by the richmond. sandra fell bridge. >> and the golden gate bridge, but cloudy over by the coast. this is killer point at half. moon bay, overcast skies there and the winds are pretty breezy where 21 miles per hour over in san francisco and the relatively breezy in the teens around this time at the surface. so expect breezy conditions as we get into that through the night temperature wise, we are about 9 degrees warmer in santa rosa's. you're really feeling that warm today. everywhere else. we're

seeing a bounce about 3 to 5 degrees at than we were this time yesterday where 80 in morgan hill, 81 in livermore, 92 in brentwood already seeing the 90's at this hour. and we have some 70's and 80's all across the bay area. the coasting cool at the 50's in the 50's and 60's. so over the next few hours, we'll see those clouds roll in around the coast and patchy fog over by the valleys overnight. but that should mix out pretty fast tomorrow. so they're not really nice evening on tap. we have some 70's cooling down to the 60's and 50's for this evening. back to you. >> thanks, gayle. time is ticking at the state capitol for lawmakers and the governor to determine how exactly they will spend our tax dollars in a final budget deal. >> in a twist, though, the governor is warning lawmakers he will not sign off on any final state budget agreement unless they pass legislation to build more housing faster. kron 4 capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. affordable housing. >> governor gavin newsom says there's not enough of it in

california. the issue so serious, his office says he will not sign any final state budget deal negotiated between him and the legislature unless the assembly and senate approve a proposal fast track housing construction in the specifically he wants legislation passed to reform the california environmental quality act or sequel. supporters of secrets. a sequel is crucial to ensure construction projects can go to an environmental review process. but critics of sequel, including new, some argue sequins led to lengthy delays and lawsuits often holding up major housing projects. many democrats say they support newsom's plan. there's bureaucratic delay after bureaucratic delay and time is money who ultimately bears the cost of our our constituents and the folks right now who can't afford the rent. >> they can't afford their mortgage. and so it's time that lawmakers act on this and actually make it easier to build housing in california. we must build. we must build faster. but raquel mason with the california environmental justice alliance says she and several environmental groups opposed plan.

>> because they're concerned it could relax the environmental review process, they say is needed to protect communities. we know that when you have environmental review, that's how you can mitigate the harm to communities. that's how we get safety protections. and that's what we get trust in our projects. you so without without that process, how our community is going to have a say or a voice what's happening in their communities. on the flip side right now, we have a lot of delays because of civil lawsuits. >> often that have nothing to do with the environment. gets weaponized to stop housing. and so we want to make sure we make it easy to build this type of housing. it's what our constituents need. it's what they deserve. >> and it's incumbent upon us to make sure we deliver that. >> but the california building and construction trades council and several labor unions are opposed to newsom's plan over concerns it could lead to lower wages depending on the county. the plan may impose a $20 minimum wage for some construction workers. the ideas to help developers keep costs down and start building quickly. but labor unions say such wages are simply not

livable. establish a minimum wage that could dip below the minimum wage for fast-food workers. we're not doing anything to address poverty. i've never seen a minimum wage adopted for the purposes of suppressing wages. >> it's shameful. it will leave a black mark on this legislature. if anybody roach fort. for the rest of your career, the debate will continue friday when members of the legislature take up the legislation reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> and alleged illegal gambling operation was shut down tuesday during a raid in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. police officers stormed the business season. gambling machines, a firearm suspected drugs, including mushrooms. and more than $17,000 in cash. investigators also found the store selling tobacco without a permit. one employee and a customer were cited on the spot. police say the raid is part of an ongoing crackdown. businesses fueling drug crime in the neighborhood. >> online fantasy sports platforms could soon be legal in the state. attorney general

rob bonta is expecting to publish a legal opinion soon. deeming online fantasy sports platforms, unlawful. online sports betting. is already legal in the state, but online fantasy sports platforms where users can pay money and win prizes based on how athletes perform have largely been able to operate in california. >> daily fantasy sports games have been operating in a grey market in california. they were neither legal or illegal. basically there were very few regulations on these competitions. they weren't taxed. operators didn't pay a licensing fee. and now with this potential decision basically means that all of the game, they're going to be declared illegal. it's unclear when exactly but it will release is legal opinion. we reached out to his office for a comment. >> but have not heard back. meanwhile, the coalition for fantasy sports expressed concerns billions of dollars could be at stake. should

bonta outlaw online fantasy sports platforms. the california nations of indian gaming association says it is optimistic his opinion could target in industry. they say has been unregulated. now for decades. a big change for the san jose sharks. the team is parting ways with longtime defenseman. and plastic the sharks place. the 38 year-old on waivers today to buy out the final year of his contract. he's been with the team since 2006 playing all 1465 games of his career in san jose. he was a key piece storing the sharks playoff runs, including their 2016 stanley cup appearance. the team called it a tough decision. but thanked him for nearly 2 decades of work. >> elijah rainess, the son of former warriors star gilbert arenas has joined usc basketball after a serious car accident in april left him in medically induced coma. elijah

has made a remarkable recovery. he still has a few academic requirements to complete before he can begin practicing with the trojans, which he says it's something he's eager to do. >> you know, i've been really, you know, getting back into it, especially, you know, where i was from where i am now. i feel like i've gotten a lot better. and then especially, you know, seeing my teammates really motivated me a lot to, you know, push forward. and i'm i'm very lucky. you know, not even just to be here. i'm very lucky. and just general in life, you know, even where i'm at, i have even words express how i feel about my life right now. >> elijah also spoke about the accident saying the first problem he noted was the wheel wasn't moving as easily as it should. the driver's wheel. he says the steering was troublesome. he tried to pull over but couldn't stop the car and crashed arena says the car was locked so he moved to the back seat and worked on breaking out one of the windows as he floated in and out of consciousness while. >> super scary to swell the

san jose public libraries receiving national recognition at a major boost. it is one of just 11 libraries in the country awarded a $500,000 grant from the carnegie corporation of new york. the funding will support a 2 year initiative to expand english language learning college prep and career readiness programs. city officials say the grant will help the library served more than 2000 additional residents building pathways to opportunity and inclusion. san jose is the only bay area city to receive that honor. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 5, a popular sonoma. >> things just got a whole lot bigger. we'll tell you. i some of park and outdoor activities. you can enjoy this summer. >> plus, putting the brakes on the beloved traditions. still ahead on kron 4, we're talking along for the final aids lifecycle fundraiser.

>> monte rio redwoods regional park in sonoma county just got 4 times a bigger more than 1500 acres of redwood forests were added tuesday purchased for 24 million dollars by save the redwoods league and donated to the county. the expansion creates a 34 square mile conservation corridor protecting salmon streams, young redwoods and wildlife habitats. the land was once logged but is now permanently preserved for public use climate resilience and future generations. >> i take a live look outside and the fog has rolled in wherever this this from. >> is this kind of this is our sutro tower they be paid. its

role in? what if we waited for like 3 minutes and just like its rival i can kind of see it on one of the cameras behind dale. the fog kind of rolling and behind the sfo as well. so that fog is >> it's a real thing strong through. sure is. you can watch those cameras all afternoon day really? it's really cool to see an yeah. so we are starting to see that if you're on the coast, you're definitely under cloudy skies and >> we're warming up. so that is the weather story for tomorrow. and saturday. and here's temper on. we haven't really nice blue bay out there. people are dining al fresco. so let's take a look at our satellite and radar. we have high pressure that will be building in already have been. you can see the cloud cover just rolling in. they're on our radar. and here's the computer model over by the coast inland tonight. and it will be more widespread inland around the coast overnight and into the morning. but that should be mixing out pretty fast and will be waking up to mostly sunny skies except for

the coast. of course. so here are the lows. we're going to be waking up to some 50's tomorrow and daytime highs. a bump in the numbers, especially for you in san francisco. usually you're in the low 60's. now we're seeing some upper 60's close to 70 degrees and that is a warm day. the city, as we know the coast, you'll stay cool in the low 60's all around the beaches. on the other side, he ran around the bay shore wears coming. we're seeing 60's to 70's and even some low 80's heading to redwood city and palo alto. more 80's for you in the south bay and santa clara county. morgan hill in los gatos could see some 90 degree weather. so we'll be seeing some 90 degree weather looks like in our warmest spots like livermore, upper 80's and dublin pleasanton on the other side of the basin, upper 70's and low 80's and a hayward union city in fremont, more low 90's in contra costa county. some low 80's there for you in orinda moraga and i along the east bay shoreline in berkeley and oakland, mid 70's. so some pretty warm

temperatures in store for tomorrow as you can see, similar temperatures in the north bay and we have the winds are back. so the winds are back tonight and into the overnight. looks like those winds back off a bit of an offshore wind tomorrow morning. so that also be warming the temperatures up. and then we get a bit of that onshore push, kind of a mixed bag here tomorrow afternoon. but breezy during the late that evening the afternoon with that wind kicks and we also have that coastal advisory that kicks and 11:00pm tomorrow. so a quick look at the 7 day forecast. we see the warmer temperatures come friday and saturday and then it looks like we're just gonna hold on to the 80's. maybe more 90's next week as well. i left i like this warm-up. yeah. it's been called back you now. >> 2. yeah. 2 days. and then sunday looks like we'll start to cool down. all right. thanks, captured. thanks. go. >> today marks the 10 year anniversary of the landmark u.s. supreme court ruling legalizing same marriage across the nation. the

decision followed years of national conflict over the issue during which some states move to protect domestic partnerships or civil unions for same partners. others declared marriage could exist only between one man and one woman in a 5 to 4 decision. the supreme court ruled the right to marry is fundamental calling it quote, inherent in the liberty of the person. and therefore protected by the constitution. the ruling effectively nullified state-level bans on same marriages as well as laws declining to recognize same marriages performed in other jurisdictions. cycling for a cause. so are the decades the aids lifecycle from san francisco to l a has raised tens of millions of dollars for hiv and aids related causes. but this year, those bicyclists said their goodbyes to the annual tradition. our sara stinson takes us along for the final ride.

>> 545 miles in 7 days for more than 3 decades. thousands of cyclists have been making the annual journey from the cow palace to los angeles for us that still don't know what to expect this my temper, right. and i also still don't know what to expect. the aids lifecycle has raised more than 349 million dollars for nonprofits like the san francisco aids foundation. but after his this year is the last time. emotional, the ride is i figured have to do it now because it's going to be lost. my partner and i decided we would do it. he on after break hashian this last ride. also his first. >> heading into the fundraiser with little to no training. but i didn't realize like how big the mental game with the just like getting on your bike 6 o'clock in the morning. getting in the camp of close to 7 at night by. i've never spent that much time on my bike. the cash digging deep,

remembering his reasons for peddling on been especially rough like the current climate and what's going on right now. you know, funding being cut from, you know, essential sources like that for people in our community. and i think during this time more than ever like, it's nice to see everyone come together and support each other and doing it during pride month. kind of is icing on the cake. as with any fundraiser of this size, it's the volunteers who make it happen. but >> 667 roadies making this year's trip. doling out drinks and caring the bikers >> a really special. these people gave a whole week of their life and they before us every morning and up later than >> in ventura on day 6, everyone takes a break from the festivities to remember the reason behind the ride right every mile. we can't we read for those who can't and

honor the lives lost from hiv aids. this remembering and kind of coming together as a community and. >> yeah, it was really pretty special. >> the next said aids foundation ceo tyler term ear on hand to wrap things up. we are on day 7 and we are about to have our by know, write out final lifecycle, the annual event that began at the height of the aids epidemic ending amidst the lingering effects of the coronavirus pandemic. ear says the mission will continue will be doing a three-day cycling events starting in 2026. that will leave. >> from san francisco and head up to its gun including a wine country loop. and then here toward san francisco with the annual trek south remembered fondly by his duties meant everything to me for the last 16 years. and i help become

the man am today. >> you know, it's just a sense of community and a sense of, you know. >> we're stronger together. i'm sara stinson reporting several million us. how much this is given? >> kron 4 news. >> all right. and remember to join us tonight for our pride special to half-hour show hosted by our very own john trimble and rob nesbitt. it starts tonight at 6.30. >> still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 5 honoring a giant a legend. how the san francisco giants plan to honor baseball's all-time home run king barry

>> giants legend barry bonds may soon be getting a statue outside oracle park giants ceo larry baer set on 95 7, the game that the statue was, quote, coming. the no timeline or location has been finalized. the seven-time mvp and baseball's all-time home run leader would join 5 other giants greats already with statues at 24 willie mays plaza. despite his historic career, bonds has been kept out of baseball's hall of fame due allegations of performance-enhancing drug use. >> kron 4 is home of the nascar. xfinity series. this friday. we have the focus to health to 50 live from echo park speedway. our coverage begins at 04:00pm right here on kron 4 during the nascar race, though, if you'd like a little more news, you can still watch kron. 4 news our evening newscasts are going to

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>> now at 6 parents entitled fires high in iran are not giving up. still fighting to keep to educators to build a successful program for black students. what school board is saying about that tonight? plus, the department of justice launches a civil rights investigation into the uc system. what's at stake for california's public universities? the news at 6 starts now. >> is at 6. thanks for joining